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Excerpt from Chatsworth, or the Romance of a Week, Vol. 2 of 3
I do not bid you let me repay it all, said he, for I feel it press upon me with a sweet pleasure, that I do not wish away. And even if I would be quit of it, I cannot. You have given me more than life and freedom; since, in giving me these, you have 'given me back the power to use them as alone I would - ih making those who love and serve me happy. Say, then, what I can do to do you good; and if my power can compass it, think it already done.
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